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October 05, 7:00 PM |
| • New York: A Documentary Film with Ric Burns |
October 06, 10:00 AM |
| • New York City: 1945 - 9/11/2001 - And Beyond |
| • The Gangs of New York -- More than the Movie |
| • Bringing the Past to Life: Historians and Documentary Filmmaking (RT) |
| • Health and Wealth: Hospitals and Healthcare in New York City from Medicare to Managed Care (RT) |
| • Gendering the Eighteenth-Century City |
| • Art and Expression in Harlem in the Twentieth Century |
| • The Old Stone House at Gowanus, Brooklyn, 1697-2001 (RT) |
| • Ladies and Lawyers: Private and Public Reform Politics in 19th Century New York |
| • In Defense of Preservation (RT) |
| • The History of Slavery in NYC (RT) |
| • The Decline and Fall of the New York City Waterfront: Container Technology, Conspiracy Theory, and the Rise of Port Newark-Elizabeth, 1965-2001 |
| • Architecture in Interwar New York City |
| • Studies in the History of Fashion and Beauty in New York City |
| • Building New Subways in New York: A 100-Year Look at Politics and Finance (RT) |
| • Building Sports Stadiums in New York City, Then and Now |
| • If These Walls Could Talk: Doing a Local History of a Block or Building |
| • Capital and Capitalists: The Political Economy of New York City, 1850-1950 |
October 06, 1:30 PM |
| • Interpreting NYC History for Museum Exhibitions (RT) |
| • The History and Culture of New York: Views from Abroad (RT) |
| • Religion in Early New York City |
| • Beyond the Ward Boss: Visions of Politics in New York City, 1860-1920 |
| • Teaching New York City History (RT) |
| • The History of Noshing in New York City (RT) |
| • The History of New York City's Water Supply (RT) |
| • Housing in New York: Can Tenements Live with Towers? (RT) |
| • Highbrow, Lowbrow and Middlebrow: The Post-Civil War Audiences for Music in New York |
| • Community Organizing for School Reform: The Question of Parent Agency Past and Present (RT) |
| • Preserving the Lower East Side: Imagining a New Ethos of Historic Preservation (RT) |
| • New York, Newspapers and the Evolution of Baseball: Henry Chadwick and the Development of Sports Journalism, 1856-1890 |
| • Screening of Our Song |
| • New York/Utopia: The Labor Cooperative Housing Movement, 1919-1972 Part I: Three Bronx Utopias |
| • Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives: Words and Images from NYC's Working People (INTERNET) |
| • New Perspectives on the Movement for Civil Rights in New York City, 1945-1970 |
| • Breweries, Saloons and Taverns: Brewing and Drinking Life in New York City, 1840-1930 |
October 06, 3:45 PM |
| • New York Nisei During World War II (MEDIA/RT) |
| • To Demolish New York: Precursors of September 11 in Fact and Fiction |
| • Illustrating the City: Artists and Everyday Life in New York (RT) |
| • Radical Writers in New York City: From the New Masses to Norman Mailer |
| • Religious Quests for Community in New York City History |
| • New York and the Culture of Silent Film (MEDIA/PANEL) |
| • The Garment Workers' New York: Immigrant Workers and Progressive Era Reform |
| • Dvorak and the Gilded Age: Issues of Race and Cultural Identity |
| • Becoming Part of the Labor Mosaic: African-American Women and Their Activism in NYC in the 19th and 20th Centuries |
| • Fraud, Vice, Murder, Police: How New York's Underside Shaped 20th Century American Politics and Culture |
| • New York's Lost Children: Foundlings and Foster Care in Historical Perspective |
| • Power Flow: Organized Crime, Environmental Activism, and the Privatization of New York City's Solid Waste System |
| • Like Strangers: Blacks, Whites and New York City's Ocean Hill-Brownsville Crisis |
| • New York/Utopia: The Labor Cooperative Housing Movement, 1919-1972 Part II: A City of Cooperatives |
| • Picturing New York: Bird's Eye Views of New York and Images of Washington Square |
| • Nelson Rockefeller, Edward Logue, and the Politics of Urban Development |
October 07, 10:00 AM |
| • Eleanor Roosevelt and New York City |
| • The Fiscal Crisis of the 1970s |
| • In the South Bronx of America: Guarding Memory: A Slide Presentation |
| • Madison Square: A Case Study in the Dynamics of Urban Public Space |
| • Visualizing Early National and Ante-bellum New York: Black and White Republicanism |
| • Redefining the Roles of Women in the New York City Justice System |
| • Missing Voices: The Disjunction Between Black Experience and White Writers on Race, 1800-1865 |
| • Building, Destruction, and Re-building: The Bronx in the 20th Century |
| • The Culture of Commitment in New York City, 1920-1960 |
| • Eastside, Westside and Downtown: Culture, Conflict and Societal Change in New York City Landmark Spaces |
| • Puerto Rican / Latino New York: Resistance, Perseverance and Expression in the Decade of the Seventies |
| • S.O.S. New York: A History of the City's Environmental Movement Since 1970 (RT) |
| • Culture and Subculture: Homosexuality and the Arts in New York |
| • Issues in the History of Public Health in New York City |
| • Gotham City, Gotham State: Rivals and Suitors |
| • Organized Labor and Organized Crime: Cleaning House in the Building Service Employees' Union |
| • New Amsterdam/ New York City as a Seventeenth-Century Atlantic Crossroads |
October 07, 1:30 PM |
| • Reframing Local Environmental Conflict |
| • A Screening of New York in the Fifties |
| • Archaeology in New York City |
| • Digital Gotham, From Barnum to Blackouts |
| • When New York Was New Amsterdam: Some Myths and Misunderstandings About New Netherland |
| • Between Memory and History: The Women's Movement in New York City, 1960s and 1970s (RT) |
| • The Conservative Party and New York City Politics |
| • New York City Journalism Since 1960 (RT) |
| • Arab Americans in New York City: A Community of Many Worlds (RT) |
| • Gentrification in New York City Since the 1950's |
| • Archives and Libraries: Institutional Collections and the Sources of Cultural Memory |
| • Biography and History: Francis Cardinal Spellman's New York |
| • The Salome Myth in New York |
| • New York Seen and Heard: The New York Photo League and Its Documentary Contexts, 1936-1954 (MEDIA/RT) |
| • Parks and Politics in Modern New York City |
| • A History of Race Relations in New York City (RT) |
| • Mambo to Salsa: Latin Music in the South Bronx |
October 07, 3:45 PM |
| • Chinese New York (RT) |
| • From "Old World" Italian to "New World" Italian American in New York Architecture and Art from the 1890s Through the End of WWII |
| • Crime and Immorality in the Jewish Immigrant Community: Prejudices and Realities, 1850-1920 |
| • Public Art Past and Present: Agencies and Agendas |
| • When New York Was A Frontier |
| • The Defenders: The Last Great New York Drama of TV's 'Golden Age' (M, RT) |
| • New York Radicalism: Views from Inside and Out, 1880-1920 |
| • Finding History on the Streets of New York |
| • Reflections on the History of Philanthropy in New York City (RT) |
| • Riot at the Opera House! A Documentary Theater Piece (PERFORMANCE) |
| • Screening of Brownsville in Black and White |
| • Dealing with Death: Lynching, Capital Punishment and the NYC Museum Audience (RT) |
| • Dance in the Age of Anxiety: Martha Graham, Anna Sokolow and George Balanchine |
| • New York Exposed: Photographs from the Daily News, 1920-1999 |
| • Needle Trades: A Curse or a Blessing for Immigrants? (RT) |
| • African Burial Ground Project in New York City |